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Eagle River CabinetsWet Bar designed by Allison Brandt.
Showplace Wood Products - Oak with Charcoal finish sanded through with Natural undertone. Covington door style.
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Formica countertops in Perlato Granite. Applied crescent edge profile.
Jennifer Smith DesignThis eclectic basement was designed to encourage the homeowner's teenaged daughters to hang out at home with their friends! I'd hang out here, would you?
Ariana Hoffman: AH & Co. Decorative ArtisansA unique faux painted decorative aged pewter patina table top finish custom painted for this basement tv cabinet built in for a home in Verona, NJ. by AH & Co. of Montclair, NJ.
Sheila Blay BaragaThis was a funky crash pad for the 15 year old who never had a room of their own. This was their 16th birthday surprise..they were over the moon!
Robin's Nest InteriorsFor the second phase, we moved down to the Basement. We kept the friendly sloth – what better way to invite folks on down?
Again we lightened up the walls and created different sections in the large open area. We were able to display some wonderful antiques and art pieces in this Landing. The antique dresser is the perfect for the sloped ceiling and a great source for storage.
We repositioned the loveseat along the longest wall and created a built-in effect with the homeowner’s bookcases.
The homeowners are avid readers so we organized their book collection and mixed in found objects like an old radio and typewriter to keep the shelving interesting.
The homeowners told me that they rarely used their Basement prior to the redesign, and now it is one of their favorite spots in the home. That’s definitely what we like to hear! Enjoy!
cosamuelsBought these dingy, pine bookcases for $100, sanded and painted them, added fabric ($130) to the back and created a new display space in our basement.
HONEST HOMEClient had an idea to have a fun room off from their dance studio so party attendants would feel like they were outside (although inside) and in Tuscany. Budget $1,000.
cosamuelsBought these dingy, pine bookcases for $100, sanded and painted them, added fabric ($130) to the back and created a new display space in our basement.
Robin's Nest InteriorsFor the second phase, we moved down to the Basement. We kept the friendly sloth – what better way to invite folks on down?
Again we lightened up the walls and created different sections in the large open area. We were able to display some wonderful antiques and art pieces in this Landing. The antique dresser is the perfect for the sloped ceiling and a great source for storage.
We repositioned the loveseat along the longest wall and created a built-in effect with the homeowner’s bookcases.
The homeowners are avid readers so we organized their book collection and mixed in found objects like an old radio and typewriter to keep the shelving interesting.
The homeowners told me that they rarely used their Basement prior to the redesign, and now it is one of their favorite spots in the home. That’s definitely what we like to hear! Enjoy!
Kathy Tufts Beyond Design, Inc.Finished basement has limited light so staging was simple to let the scale of the space be the focus.
Budget Eclectic Basement Ideas and Designs
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